Notable Alumni of Bemidji State University
Notable alumni of Bemidji State University include Gary Paulsen (Author of children's and young adult fiction), Matt Dalton (Ice hockey goaltender for South Korea) and Zach Whitecloud (Calgary Flames NHL defenceman).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Thomas D. Waldhauser 1953–
Retired Marine general, former AFRICOM commander
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Bob Bird 1951–
Former chairman of the Alaskan Independence Party
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Marion O'Neill 1969–
Republican member of the Minnesota House
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Michele Leonhart 1956–
Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration
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Carly Melin 1985–
Former Minnesota House of Representatives member
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Patricia Walrath 1941–
Massachusetts state representative from 1985 to 2009
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Torrey Westrom 1973–
Republican member of the Minnesota Senate
Science and academia
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Christopher Waller 1959–
Federal Reserve governor and economist
Arts and media
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Gary Paulsen 1939–2021
Author of children's and young adult fiction
Sports
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Matt Dalton 1986–
Ice hockey goaltender for South Korea
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Zach Whitecloud 1996–
Calgary Flames NHL defenceman
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Joel Otto 1961–
Former NHL center for the Calgary Flames
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Brad Hunt 1988–
Canadian former NHL defenceman
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Matt Read 1986–
Canadian NHL player for the Flyers and Wild
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Andrew Murray 1981–
Former NHL ice hockey player
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Jim McElmury 1949–
Former NHL ice hockey player
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Arnie Johnson 1920–2000
Professional basketball player for the Rochester Royals
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Zuzana Tomčíková 1988–
Slovak ice hockey goaltender, 2010 Olympian
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Rob Sirianni 1983–
Canadian-born Italian ice hockey player
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Matt Climie 1983–
Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender
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James Ellisor 1990–
Professional basketball player
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Stephanie Anderson 1992–
Ice hockey player, 2015 World Championship gold medalist
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Jared Zezel 1991–
Curler at the 2014 Winter Olympics
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Lem Burnham 1947–
Former NFL defensive end for the Philadelphia Eagles
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.